Fixing two malfunctions in Tal Housh networks to boost irrigation of 420 hectares in Hebron -General Authority for Water Resources

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Fixing two malfunctions in Tal Housh networks to boost irrigation of 420 hectares in Hebron

The staff of the Tartous Water Resources Directorate have finished fixing two faults in the Tel Housh networks to improve irrigation stability for 420 hectares of farmland in the village of Habbroun in the Akkar plain.

The work included repairing a fault on a 400 mm asbestos pipe and another on a 500 mm metal pipe in the village, which helps reduce water waste and ensures it reaches the benefiting farmland efficiently.

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